.... Kenneth W. Warren, University of Chicago Struggles for Representation: African American Documentary Film and Video. Ed. Phyllis R. Klotman and Janet K. Cutler. Bloomington: Indiana Univ. Press. 2000...

...Lisa Lynch Lynch’s essay explores the divergence between the symbolic imaginary of nuclear power and the imaginative terrain of environmentalism through a look at documentary film about the civilian nuclear industry. Lynch first analyzes several films about US antireactor activism produced...

...Jennifer Glaser Disaster Drawn: Visual Witness, Comics, and Documentary Form . By Chute Hillary L. . Cambridge : Belknap Press of Harvard Univ. Press . 2016 . 359 pp. Cloth , $35.00 ; e-book, $35.00 . The New Mutants: Superheroes and the Radical Imagination of American Comics...

...Jeff Allred Duke University Press 2006 Jeff From Eye to We: Allred Richard Wright’s 12 Million Black Voices, Documentary, and Pedagogy No ‘‘we’’ should be taken for granted when looking at other people’s pain.—Susan Sontag...

...Jeff Allred © 2010 by Duke University Press 2010 Intelligence Work: The Politics of American Documentary . By Jonathan Kahana. New York: Columbia Univ. Press. 2008. xiii, 436 pp. Cloth, $90.00; paper, $29.00. Turncoats, Traitors, and Fellow Travelers: Culture and Politics...

... Viramontes’s novel Under the Feet of Jesus , and the documentary film The Garden , Fiskio argues for an agrarianism of the margins that unsettles these fundamental assumptions, illuminating the ethical agency of migrant and transnational laborers in situations of transience, and opening a space for multiple...

... American life in the South. Employing the methodology of anthropology and the genres of travelogue and documentary book, Brown attends to the silenced voices, ignored stories, displaced songs, and unmarked memorial sites of the South’s black inhabitants. He charts a narrative of the region altogether...

... utopian politics of social redemption urged Left-aesthetics to respond to newly uncertain political futures, Rukeyser’s documentary-epic renewed a social imaginary for political redemption in ways resonant with Walter Benjamin’s theories of sociopolitical messianism. In Rukeyser’s poem, exploited human...

... overlapping arguments. On the one hand, Hochman makes a case for the centrality of anthropological theories of sound (especially the emergence of sound technology) to Cable's work and thought. On the other, he demonstrates more broadly that the phonograph's documentary authority evolved out of late-nineteenth...

... story, novel, and poem to another. Collectively such scenes, recurring across the literature of the 1930s, offer something like a cousinly alternative, on a far smaller scale, to the 1930s ascendency of documentary and the 1920s and 1930s movement for a proletarian literature. Stories of begging...

...Katy Ryan Ryan's essay analyzes the coordination of the innocence argument and sentimentality in Jessica Blank and Erik Jensen's The Exonerated (2003), a documentary play based on interviews with people sentenced to die for crimes they did not commit. The play's composition, performance...

...- duction. As both a production member and film scholar, Hadley provides an insider’s view of this award-winning PBS series. Clyde Taylor’s ‘‘Paths of En- lightenment’’ deals with the television documentary. He provides extensive...

... of this activ- ity. Shifting focus away from documentary and realist representations of mining that call attention to its oppressive nature, she asks how gold and sil- ver mining has instead been productive of thought and creative work. She notes that much of the cultural production that has come out...

... may be touching and plaintive, but also beside the point. Kenneth W. Warren, University of Chicago Struggles for Representation: African American Documentary Film and Video. Ed. Phyllis R. Klotman...

...), taking from Odell some points of confusion along with valuable documentary material. After Odell, for example, the troupe is generally called ‘‘the African Grove Theater (The African Grove was the name of the ice-cream garden that later gave rise to a theater, but it was not used...

... the architectural uncanny and the urban sublime, the skyline of “New York vertical” and the streetscape of “New York horizontal,” and Millichap employs 1930s documentary realism and “subjective modernism.” Perusing these extensive, broad-ranging surveys, readers almost forget that necessarily selective surveys...

... that Book Reviews 841 subsume these differences perpetuate that violence at the epistemic level” (200). González’s forceful book does the same and further notes the persis- tence of border skirmishes in twenty-first-century arenas spanning Major League soccer and documentary film...

... that Book Reviews 841 subsume these differences perpetuate that violence at the epistemic level” (200). González’s forceful book does the same and further notes the persis- tence of border skirmishes in twenty-first-century arenas spanning Major League soccer and documentary film...

... that Book Reviews 841 subsume these differences perpetuate that violence at the epistemic level” (200). González’s forceful book does the same and further notes the persis- tence of border skirmishes in twenty-first-century arenas spanning Major League soccer and documentary film...

... forceful book does the same and further notes the persis- tence of border skirmishes in twenty-first-century arenas spanning Major League soccer and documentary film. Drawing on Anzaldúa and scholars like Walter Mignolo who have usefully extended her concept of the borderlands, Soto...